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i use between 50 & 100 grams under my lipo. average 80.

Springs - get the harder ones. green and then some 511 blue's.
i use .5 degree rear hubs everywhere.
pistons - 1.3 x 2 hole & 1.4 x 2 hole
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Lee is the under weight you run with the brass or carbon battery strap
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AE brown springs are still too soft unless your racing on dirt?

to add to the 201 kit - i advise

-rudebits brass
-option springs

Then once you want more stuff:

-.5 degree rear hubs
-blue bling
-Ghea pistons
-Rudebits carbon strap

Where do yo get spring kits, rear hubs, blue bling etc from? In fact any Tamiya spares?
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lee gets everything direct from tamiya. Everybody else uses fusion hobbies, rcmart, mushroom etc as there is not much spares support in the uk. hope this helps
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qare the .5 hubs out yet?
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August 18th I beleive, along with the alloy squat blocks RF and RR for it to!
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Where do yo get spring kits, rear hubs, blue bling etc from? In fact any Tamiya spares?
Ebay is good Dan when you know the part numbers, easy way of buying from HK/Malaysia/Japan

The 201 comes pretty much hopped up out of the box compared to the 511 though.

The zero degree alloy rear hubs are part number 53962 but they are only bling and stronger. I run them on my 511.
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I am inclined to get the 0.5' rear hubs, but the big upgrade I am doing, is the alloy suspension holders.... otherwise the only other upgrade I done, is the imperial front axles.
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The zero degree alloy rear hubs are part number 53962 but they are only bling and stronger. I run them on my 511.

They offer rear camber link height adjustability that the stock ones don't. So they are not "just bling".
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They offer rear camber link height adjustability that the stock ones don't. So they are not "just bling".

Yes, apologies, you`re right there. I overlooked that as i ran them from new.

For my 201 i have bought upgrades/bling

Ghost Ceramic balls
Ghost Ceramic thrust balls
Full Rudebits Weights ( under servo and under lipo )
TRF lightweight motor mount
TRF titanium screw set
zero degree 53962 rear alloy hubs until the 0.5 degree ones are available.
RW idler
RW spur

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Ghea pistons
alloy suspension mounts
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how much were the ceramic balls Rich?
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how much were the ceramic balls Rich?
here you go Steve

http://www.ghostrc.co.uk/Shop/index.php?cPath=21_29
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well, they ain't bad prices!!
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thats what i thought !
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August 18th I beleive, along with the alloy squat blocks RF and RR for it to!
They will be available this week.
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best I save me money and buy them then!!!
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Me too...
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They will be available this week.
any idea who will be stocking them?
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Stellamodels have them.
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ordered mine already!
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